DateCityStateEmployerBody PartEvent
2018-06-13FrankfortIllinoisASI Adhesive SystemsMultiple lower extremities locationsExposure through intact skin, eyes, or other exposed tissue
An employee was working with a small tank of glue product and spilled glue on the lower portion of their legs and feet resulting in chemical burns.
2018-01-26FrankfortIllinoisDS Services of AmericaFoot (feet)Pedestrian struck by vehicle in nonroadway area
An employee was working in a warehouse when a forklift rolled onto the employee's foot.
2017-08-30FrankfortIllinoisKohl'sHand(s)Fall on same level due to slipping
An employee slipped and fell on wet ceramic floor tiles that had just been mopped. She fell on her wrist and injured her hand.
2017-07-24FrankfortIllinoisITWFingertip(s)Compressed or pinched by shifting objects or equipment
An employee was taking apart an injection molding die when the cavity block rotated and pinched the employee's finger between the block and the metal table, amputating the fingertip.
2017-05-11FrankfortIllinoisThree Tree Landscapes, LLCLeg(s)Fall on same level
An employee was starting a lawn mower when he fell down and the mower ran over his right leg, lacerating it and requiring hospitalization.
2016-05-13FrankfortSouth DakotaSouth Dakota Wheat GrowersHip(s)Overexertion and bodily reaction
An employee was working on commodity parts inside a seeder tank on sloped side walls when he dislocated his hip, requiring hospitalization.
2016-03-15FrankfortIllinoisPACTIV CORPORATIONFinger(s), fingernail(s)Caught in running equipment or machinery during regular operation
An employee was placing a core into the core chuck machine when the cylinder actuated while his finger was in the hazard area. His right ring finger was pinched and partially amputated.
2016-01-08FrankfortIllinoisPactiv LLCFingertip(s)Caught in running equipment or machinery, n.e.c.
An employee was bench-testing a rebuild on a CO2 pump when it unexpectedly cycled and amputated his fingertip.
2015-03-11FrankfortSouth DakotaNorthern ElectricBODY SYSTEMSDirect exposure to electricity, greater than 220 volts
The company had identified that an underground short was occurring on a 7,200-volt line. The company was attempting to locate the short using a DC charge unit known as a "Thumper." The Thumper would shoot a charge through the line, and the employees would use equipment to triangulate the approximate location of the short. During one of these tests, a charge was sent through the line, and an employee received a shock severe enough to require hospitalization.
2015-03-09FrankfortNew YorkMaplehurst Bakeries LLCLeg(s)Fall on same level due to slipping
Employee slipped and fell in the company parking lot on her way to work and broke her leg.